Stripe: 验证可发布和秘密的API密钥[英] Stripe: Validating Publishable and Secret API Keys

问题描述

I'm builiding a web application that allows our users to sell tickets for music shows. In order to handle the payments between ticket buyers and show instigators, I use Stripe. Basically, the show instigator creates his show's page on my application, and the users can buy tickets for this show.

In order to create a show, the instigator fills in a form (Show's name, show's date, where the show will take place, what bands will be playing, etc.) This form also requires the show instigator to provide both his Publishable and Secret Stripe keys. My app uses both these tokens to retrieve credit cart information (on the client side) and process payments (on the server side).

The problem is, I want to make sure that show instigators provide valid and existing Stripe keys. I wouldn't want my users to stumble across payments errors because show instigators did not provide valid Stripe keys.

So, my question is: How can I verify that Publishable and Secret keys are valid and existing? What's the best strategy to achieve this? Thanks!

推荐答案

I am not aware of any documented api call that can be made specifically to validate keys. Here is a suggestion you might try:

Require your partners to provide a valid credit card and inform them that in order to validate their Stripe keys, you will be making a $0.50 charge to their card that will be immediately refunded.

As part of your form validation, when both keys are given, submit a hidden form that contains all the data necessary to create a card token. You should be able to examine the response in your create card token response handler and determine if the publishable key is valid.

If you get a successful response back from the stripe server containing a card token, turn right around and submit a test charge for $0.50 (the minimum charge amount).

Make sure you're properly catching all the stripe exceptions. I believe with an invalid secret key, you should catch a Stripe_InvalidRequestError. If an exception is thrown you can report to the user.

If no errors are thrown, the charge will be made. Since you don't want to charge your partners, you'll want to capture the charge id from the stripe response and immediately refund the charge.

其他推荐答案

Got it!

To validate your publishable keys you need to ask stripe for a new token using cURL. If the given key is invalid the response will contain an error message starting with "Invalid API Key provided".

Here's an example written in PHP:

$ch = curl_init();

curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_URL, "https://api.stripe.com/v1/tokens");
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER, 1);
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_POSTFIELDS, "card[number]=4242424242424242&card[exp_month]=12&card[exp_year]=2017&card[cvc]=123");
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_POST, 1);
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_USERPWD, $publishableKey . ":");

$response = json_decode(curl_exec($ch),true);

if( curl_errno($ch) ){
    echo 'Error:' . curl_error($ch);
}
curl_close ($ch);

if(substr($response["error"]["message"],0, 24 ) == "Invalid API Key provided"){
    echo "Invalid API Key provided";
}

Same idea for validating your secret keys.

其他推荐答案

Validating the secret key is easy, simply calling the Stripe API with any command on the server side.

But for the public key... I found a way with Stripe.js :

let stripe = Stripe( <public key to test> );
setTimeout( ()=>{
    stripe.createToken('pii', {personal_id_number: 'test'})
        .then( result =>{
            if( result.token )
               // public key is valid :o)
            else 
              // nope !
        })
}, 300 )

Note the timeout before calling stripe.createToken(). If you don't do it, the promise returned by createToken() will never come back.

UPDATE: Just received a confirmation from Stripe; this it is a valid and acceptable method.